Thru The Chapters

In this episode, we will continue to look at the lumbar spine by looking at some of the conditions that are possible in this area, as well as some of the diagnostic procedures that can help us in our assessment of the area.

In this episode, we will conclude the book by looking at some random thoughts that will contribute to your image and growth as a doctor.  This is intended to help you to complete the package and to know all of the ingredients for becoming the doctor, doctor. 

In this episode, we will begin the chapter on the lumbar spine.  This will begin with a discussion of the unique aspects of the lumbar spine and how we much consider this uniqueness in both the assessment and the correction. 

In this episode, we will discuss the doctor's office.  What image do you want to present and what should the doctor's office look like as a representation of who they are?

In today's episode, we will discuss how chiropractic works in a variety of cases, as well as how to best communicate with patients in these unique environments.

In today's episode, we will conclude the chapter on the pelvis by talking about the sacrum and the coccyx.  We will discuss the three joint complex of the sacrum and how the joints influence one another. 

In Chapter 4, we will discuss "the joys of motoring". This is an important lesson for any doctor to learn if they hope to practice for a long time.

In the third chapter, we will be talking about Pain.  We see people in acute pain as well as chronic pain, and we must recognize that different stages of pain require different approaches.  This chapter will help us to understand the role we play in each scenario. 

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In today's episode, we will conclude the adjustments of the pelvis by looking at the AS, ASIn, and ASEx.  We will look at the proper technique for performing these adjustments on all of the different tables.  

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In today's episode we will talk about how the doctor should speak to the patient.  What you say and how you say it are crucial to determining how the patient will view you and whether or not they will see you as the doctor.